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https://www.ign.com/articles/fallout-tv-series-begins-production-this-year Amazon Prime Video's adaptation of the Fallout franchise of video games is entering production this year, and its two lead writers have been named, according to reports in Deadline and Variety. It was previously known that Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy (who worked together on HBO's Westworld) would be executive producers, and Variety and Deadline both report that Nolan will direct the first episode of the show. But Nolan and Joy will not be the primary creative leads on the series. Rather, Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner have been attached as showrunners. Robertson-Dworet wrote the screenplays for the superhero movie Captain Marvel and the 2018 Tomb Raider film adaptation. She is also writing a future Star Trek film planned for release in 2023. Wagner is best known as one of the main writers on the sketch comedy series Portlandia and for work on modern sitcoms like The Office, Silicon Valley, and Baskets. Robertson-Dworet brings the science fiction and action/adventure credentials, and Wagner brings the comedy, covering two foundations of the Fallout franchise's narrative style. @mmmmm...beer @crackattack

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That is where we are at as well, i am watching it with my wife so that is why i am going slow. I can't binge it after she goes to bed. Probably be over a week or two until we finish it up.

Ha! I can completely disconnect from any and all popular culture quite well, even the stuff that interest me. I have stuff to do tonight, but this weekend I will binge it.

I have been waiting for this show for over 2 years. 1 more day to go

I am still going to be lazy until closer to the nfl draft.

Going with buddies? My dad lives in Parker and is looking for a fishing buddy. He knows the story area quite well and can get on private water. We know quite a few land owners in the buffalo/Sheridan area. Send a pm if you want me to pass along your details to him.

I have rafted most of the major rivers in southern Montana. Some good fishing to be had, although I have heard that the fishing near Bozeman has fallen off due to greatly increased fishing pressure. The Shoshone, Clark's fork, or wind river in Wyoming are better fishing than anything in Montana.

I hate the move for the Texans. You should never trade for older malcontent wr's. They have 2 2nds this year, just take a wr there and save the 2 2nds next year and build a cheap team through the draft.

If I didn't double down on stupid repeatedly in life, then i would not be here. Bad habits are hard to break.

I thought it was a new FBG poster, if i had known it was seafoam i would have responded differently. Mike needs to either ban him good or not ban him at all. These once a month bannings are just confusing to the people who don't check the site every day. Almost all of my car stories are on dirt roads, getting stuck in snow/sand, etc and most are while fishing/hunting. I did not always have access to a 4wd vehicle, but i never let that stop me. Although sometimes it should have stopped me in hindsight. It was comical being back these gnarly roads with a tiny sedan and every other vehicle back there is a 4wd truck. I only ever sent one car to the junk yard from offroading it though, a 1991 Mazda 323. Who would of thought that it was not a good hunting vehicle for montana.

I have never hit another car and have no accidents on my record. Sorry for posting here. I went a month without posting here and I am sorry I broke that streak. The story was for other people, but I guess those people don't post here anymore.

Sorry, guess I should just whine about social issues. I forgot what this site turned into. Young people

You have your stories, I have mine.

Another story is from the weekend I proposed to my now wife, I would have been 30 years old and everyone on this site at the time was calling me crazy for proposing too soon. We went down to corpus christi where it is quite common to drive on the beach. I was in a company car at the time, an early 2000's impala. First we drove on the beach and got stuck. I dug us out and we made it back to the main road. At this point I saw there was hardpacked sand on the bay side, however you had to make it over a 300 foot stretch of softer sand. We were fishing and the bayside would have been better for fishing than the surfside, so we decided to give it ago. I found what looked to be a short little patch of soft sand, and i told my newly proposed fiance, don't worry I will build up enough momentum that we can make it through that sand. I hit the sand going at least 90 mph in the company car and we made it pretty far, but not all the way. As soon as we opened the doors we were swarmed by hundreds of the most painful mosquito's you could imagine. It was a company car, so i did not want to call a tow truck. My wife jumps back in the vehicle and I walk back to the road as there is no digging this vehicle out. I flag down a truck who is nice enough to help, but we are getting tore up by these mosquitos as we dig down into the sand to find a point to attach the tow rope to the tow hook of the car. Eventually we get it attached, but as he is trying to pull me out he gets stuck. We flag down a 2nd vehicle, an FJ cruiser with locking differentials who at this point is daisy chained back near the main road. We get the vehicles pulled out and no damage to the car. The benefit is my wife believes every one of my very true crazy adventures in vehicles.

Right up until ending up in the ditch in rural Montana during a snowstorm at 2am. I was such a a screwup

I went to a ski resort to do cookies in the parking lot in my buddies early 90's Acura Integra. We did cookies for an hour and on the way home I was bragging about how much control I have on icy roads so of course I put it in a ditch.

But you also didnt have a fast car handed to you at that age. I was a pretty big screw off until late 20's, dropped out of college for a few years to fish/ski, etc. I have more sympathy for 20 year olds than most because of that reason.

I wrecked a car screwing off at 2 am with my buddies at 20 years old, but Montana is filled with dirt bags too. Edit, I was sober, no risk of getting in too much trouble. Who didn't race and screw around when they were younger.

It depends on the state. Like i said I am on a site where people say they have successfully applied for lemon laws quite frequently, although I probably spend more time on car/truck forums than you do.

Each state is different and most are in the first year or two. One site I go to has tons of Floridians and there it is 3 trips to the dealership for a similar issue in whatever set amount of time it is in Florida, either one or two years.

I agree with everyone when they talk politics and then I try to change the subject quickly. It is the easiest way to deal with it in my opinion.

Hopefully. They removed all our oil rigs off the Texas coast and we need some more structure.

Wyoming alone has enough coal to power the us for 500 years or something ridiculous like that. I am for reliables still though.

I just traded in my 2021 wrx with 5k miles and I got 2,500 more in trade in value than what I paid for it. Got me a 2022 taco 4x4 TRD off-road for MSRP and no dealer add-ons. That is an average deal before the shortage, but is best I could do at any of the ~7 Toyota dealerships in Houston.